Ian Cure

BVMS DBR MRCVS Veterinary Surgeon / Director

Ian qualified from Glasgow Vet School with a passion for farm animal work. He and Rob founded the practice in 2008. He gained the Diploma in Bovine Reproduction in 2012. His veterinary interests amongst others include fertility, lameness and nutrition.

Rob Howe

BVSc MRCVS Veterinary Surgeon / Director

Rob qualified from Bristol University in 2006 and then worked in the South West in a strongly farm based mixed practice. In 2008 he and Ian opened the Lancs practice together which has grown year by year since then. His interests in practice include cattle lameness and mastitis, being a seasoned Mastitis Control Plan and Healthy Feet Project provider. He is also strongly motivated to keep bovine TB out of Lancashire having seen the effect of TB in other farm communities. Outside of practice Rob likes to smack tennis balls, mountain bike and ski when he can.

Roland Millar

BVM BVS MRCVS Veterinary Surgeon

Roland graduated from Nottingham University in July 2016 and having previously completed his farm animal elective placement with LLM, he joined the practice in September as their fifth vet. Working as a farm animal vet has always been Roland’s ambition having grown up amongst the farming community in Northern Ireland. He has a keen interest in dairy and suckler cow fertility as well as all things beef and sheep. Aside from veterinary Roland is a keen sportsman, a Spurs supporter for some reason and has stupidly just signed up for a half marathon.

Alun Beckett

BVM BVS MRCVS Veterinary Surgeon

Having wanted to be a farm vet from childhood Alun qualified from the University of Nottingham in 2013. He spent two and a half years in farm animal practice in the Home Counties before taking the plunge and moving ‘oop north’ to join the practice in October 2016. Alun has a keen interest in calf management and heifer rearing, and enjoys helping clients getting their young stock off to a flying start. Alun has an unhealthy obsession with running and all mountain sports, which he enjoys with his collie, Brathay.

Becca Dodd

Becca qualified from Nottingham Vet School in Summer 2018, since then she’s worked in mixed practice on the Shropshire/Wales border so is used to the rain! Despite growing up in Kent she’s always been involved with and had an interest in farming and the countryside. Having completed a degree in animal science pre vet school she has a particular interest in herd/flock health and looking forward to doing more of this as part of the team at LLM

Emily Moule

Emily’s first became interested in the world of farm vetting by spending time on her grandparents beef and sheep farm in Mid Devon. This led her to spend 5 amazing years in Bristol studying Veterinary Science and graduating as a vet this summer. Whilst in Bristol she was part of a local church and enjoyed spending time socializing with her friends, typically over a pint of cider, as well as numerous weekends down in Devon lambing on her grandparents farm. She’s super excited to make the move up here to Lancashire from her home in Oxford and looks forward to meeting lots of new faces out and about on farm.

Rebecca Riley

After a few years at vet school down south at the University of Surrey, She’s excited to have just graduated and to be moving back up north to her roots in Lancashire. Having grown up around the farming industry she has always had a keen interest in farm work and can’t wait to get stuck in. After spending a number of weeks on placement at LLM during her time at vet school, it’s great to now be a part of the team and Becca is really looking forward to seeing some familiar faces as well as meeting lots of new people when she’s out on farm. In her spare time she enjoys playing netball as well as hill walking in the Lancashire countryside, especially if there’s a pub lunch as a reward at the end of a long walk!